Our Mission

Jesus lived the compassion of God in his love for all, particularly those on the margins. We strive to be a community of hope, feeling the suffering of others and responding with generosity, kindness and open hearts.

Integrity honours the dignity of each person made in God’s image, fostering authentic and positive relationships. We hope that all members of our school community act with courage and honesty while making principled decisions.

Catherine McAuley found joy in the presence of others, strengthening their faith, hope and love and nurturing their awareness of the true sources of joy. As a community, we seek to walk paths of joy and kindness in the knowledge that true happiness is found in the service of others and a spirit of gratitude.

Justice and Mercy are partners. We are called to respond creatively to the world’s needs by protecting creation and respecting the innate dignity of each person. We are compelled to live according to these principles: to work for reconciliation, to promote actions that extend beyond the charitable response, and to challenge societal structures that perpetuate injustice.

Christianity holds sacred the dignity of each individual as made in the image of God. We strive to foster an environment where we demonstrate respect for self, others, our school, and all of God’s creation.

Service is at the heart of the Mercy story. It is an act of solidarity with our neighbours and a way of being Christ to others. We are called to a life of love, hospitality and inclusion so as to make a difference in the lives of others.